Lakeisha Ziya Cliantha joined LSM Law Firm as an Associate in September 2026. Her areas of interest span litigation and dispute resolution, corporate and ommercial, banking and capital markets, and anti-corruption and anti-money laundering.
Lakeisha obtained her Bachelor of Laws from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia, in 2026. Her thesis examined the application of the non-self-incrimination principle in corporate criminal liability in Indonesia, through a comparative analysis of the United Kingdom, the United States, and Europe.
During her studies, Lakeisha served as General Secretary of the Law Student Association for Legal Practice (LaSALe FH UI), where she coached participants in a Moot Court Training. She also served as Secretary of the Journalistic Division of Lembaga Kajian Keilmuan Fakultas Hukum Universitas Indonesia (LK2 FHUI). She represented her faculty as a delegate in two national moot court competitions, namely Piala A.G. Pringgodigdo and Piala Tjokorda Raka Dherana.
Lakeisha can be contacted at lakeisha.ziya@lsmlaw.co.id.
Some notable experiences that Lakeisha has been involved in include:
- Assisted in drafting and reviewing contract documents with external parties for a prominent Indonesian multinational conglomerate;
- Analysed corporate intelligence issues and delivered practical solutions for a prominent Indonesian multinational conglomerate;
- Drafted court documents from the perspective of the defendant as legal counsel in a simulated court proceeding at a national moot court competition;
- Coordinated and reviewed the production of legal publications, including law magazines, legal articles, and legal-themed short videos.
Lakeisha Ziya Cliantha joined LSM Law Firm as an Associate in September 2026. Her areas of interest span litigation and dispute resolution, corporate and ommercial, banking and capital markets, and anti-corruption and anti-money laundering.
Lakeisha obtained her Bachelor of Laws from the Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia, in 2026. Her thesis examined the application of the non-self-incrimination principle in corporate criminal liability in Indonesia, through a comparative analysis of the United Kingdom, the United States, and Europe.
During her studies, Lakeisha served as General Secretary of the Law Student Association for Legal Practice (LaSALe FH UI), where she coached participants in a Moot Court Training. She also served as Secretary of the Journalistic Division of Lembaga Kajian Keilmuan Fakultas Hukum Universitas Indonesia (LK2 FHUI). She represented her faculty as a delegate in two national moot court competitions, namely Piala A.G. Pringgodigdo and Piala Tjokorda Raka Dherana.
Lakeisha can be contacted at lakeisha.ziya@lsmlaw.co.id.
Some notable experiences that Lakeisha has been involved in include:
- Assisted in drafting and reviewing contract documents with external parties for a prominent Indonesian multinational conglomerate;
- Analysed corporate intelligence issues and delivered practical solutions for a prominent Indonesian multinational conglomerate;
- Drafted court documents from the perspective of the defendant as legal counsel in a simulated court proceeding at a national moot court competition;
- Coordinated and reviewed the production of legal publications, including law magazines, legal articles, and legal-themed short videos.
